How PULSE Works
A deterministic processing engine designed to converge, correlate, and contextualize critical infrastructure data.
Designed to evolve across critical infrastructure domains.
PULSE is conceived as an extensible operational context layer for network, power, HVAC, environmental, communications, surveillance, navigation and other mission-critical environments.
Governed, versioned profiles are designed to adapt assets, telemetry and operational views without redesigning the platform core for each device type. Availability depends on validated implementation scope.
Governed AI-assisted capabilities remain part of the PULSE roadmap, with deterministic controls, scoped authority and human oversight.
OPERATIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE INTELLIGENCE AND ASSURANCE
Data Ingestion
- Connect
- Collect
- Validate
- Normalize
Operational Intelligence
- Relate
- Correlate
- Contextualize
Evidence & Action
- Preserve Evidence
- Support Decision
- Coordinate Action
- Sources: Systems, Assets, Services, Sites
- Dependencies
- Operational Context
- Operational Understanding
Operational Context Layer.
Mapping physical and logical dependencies to turn isolated alerts into unified situational awareness.
Evidence Layer & Operational Reconstruction.
Immutable preservation of state changes, correlations and decisions, supporting complete, auditable traceability for post-incident review.
- Physical Event
- Infrastructure Condition
- Service Impact
- Operational Response
- Evidence Record
Decision Support.
Separation of confirmed causality from temporal coincidence to support authorized critical actions with greater confidence.
Scope by Role
Each user operates under a single active role. Assigned capabilities determine which actions the user may perform. Authorized scopes define the organizational, operational, resource, and telemetry boundaries within which those actions may be exercised. Access is denied by default and enabled only within assigned capabilities and authorized scopes.
From evidence to coordinated action.
PULSE carries operational context into governed actions, including tickets when applicable, while preserving the relationship between the event, affected resource, evidence, decision and outcome.
- EVENT
- CONTEXT
- EVIDENCE
- DECISION
- GOVERNED ACTION Ticket when applicable
- TRACEABLE OUTCOME